Complying with the NYDFS Risk Assessment Requirement
Financial services companies will have to retool their cybersecurity policies when the new version of NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation, including a core risk assessment requirement, goes live.
Financial services companies will have to retool their cybersecurity policies when the new version of NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation, including a core risk assessment requirement, goes live.
A recently approved rule on cyber incident notification will impact how credit unions communicate reportable incidents like data breaches.
Recently proposed amendments to the NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation would demand new technological enhancements, audit and risk assessment requirements of companies.
New numbers claim there was a 65% increase in identified global exposed losses connected to BEC scams from 2019 to 2021.
Recently proposed SEC cybersecurity rules could affect how U.S. securities markets, including issuers, registrants, and service providers, approach compliance efforts.
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A recently finalized settlement will require the company maintain proper data security safeguards and undergo periodic audits.
Federal banking regulators recently issued a rule around reporting data incidents that’s scheduled to go into effect in April 2022.
The New York Department of Financial Services reiterated last week that rolling out MFA and ensuring its configured properly is essential to reducing cyber risk.
The New York Department of Financial Services has updated its guidance on incidents affecting third party services and multi-factor authentication.